two others stabbed inside of temple hills restaurant. and three women honored for their efforts to promote peace worldwide. good morning, washington. according 6:00 on this friday, october 7. thanks for joining us. i am cynne simpson. >> i am natasha barrett. we begin with traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden in a moment. first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> good morning. still boring weather pattern but that is a good thing. it's dry stretch of sunny weather. but temperatures will warm up. it will not feel like fall especially in the afternoons this weekend. it's 41 in montgomery village 44 in warrenton, 50 in oxon hill. 44 in northwest d.c. highs in the a low 70's today. you need long sleeves in the morning, short sleeves and afternoon. dress accordingly today.

low 70's this afternoon. wall-to-wall sunshine. warmer of the weekend, low 80's sunday afternoon with morning temperatures in the 50's for the army 10-miler. normal volume in virginia. d.c. 295 know about is ok with the long term or project and malcolm x ave. traffic getting by to collect and to the right. 50 marylan-- the the leftto the left hand to the right -- and to the right. we begin with breaking news from prince george's county. one person has been shot and two stab the restaurant. as happens inside the family restaurant on the salluce drive

and st. barnabas road in temple hills. two people arrested. a gunshot victim and one stabbing victim are hospitalized. a third victim was treated on the scene. police are on the scene right now questioning witnesses. we will bring you more details as soon as. more breaking news this time from norway. about an hour ago the nobel committee announced that it is putting its annual peace prize among three women. the liberian president is one of them. and activists is another from liberia. and another from yemen. sirleaf is the first democratic elected female president in africa. gbobwee helped in the war. and karman played a key role in women's rights in yemen. protests keeps spreading and

in the u.s. and the president speaks out. all eyes are on the labor department ahead of today's september unemployment report. that rate now stands at 9.1%. >> economists say it will likely stay stagnant for the third month in a row. john hendren joins us on northwest with how the white house is responding to this report. >> good morning. frustration over the stagnant economy you have been talking about is spilling out into the streets. this movement is not a tea party, it's more like the tea party's liberal counterpart. the occupy wall street movement began with a few protesters in front of the new york stock exchange and has become occupy america. spreading as far west as los angeles, they are protesting against corporate greed and massive profits or bailed out banks. it is a movement not embraced by many republicans. gop presidential candidate herman cain said if you are jobless and not rich, don't

blame wall street or the banks blame yourself. president obama commented as walt. >> the american people understand that not everyone has been following the rules, but wall street is an example of that. >> president's solution is his $443 billion jobs plan that would be paid for in part through a tax on the wealthy unpaid taxes --a tax that republicans have resisted. protesters are blaming both parties for protecting corporate america at the expense of workers. reporting live for abc 7 news, john hendren. back to you. >> thank you. we are in it until something starts to change to push legislation through. >> they have to hear. >> demonstrators will be back out all across the district protesting corporate greed and

the afghan war. the rallies are organized by two separate groups. october 2011 and occupied d.c. today marks a solemn milestone. 10 years since the u.s. invasion in response to the attack on september 11. scattered demonstrations,. the president has planned no public events to mark this occasion. 1700 u.s. troops have died since the war began. president obama has said combat operations will end by 2014. carmela dela rosa will have to wait until january to learn exactly how long she will spend in prison. a jury convicted the virginia woman of first-degree murder in the death of her two year-old granddaughter. they recommended a 35-year sentence. jummy olabanji is in a satellite center and with what is next for dela rosa and how her family reacted to the guilty verdicts. >> it took the jury about six

hours to unanimously agree on this first degree murder conviction. as prosecutors put it yesterday, there are no winners in this case. two young parents lost their only child and the grandmother could spend the rest of her life behind bars. when the guilty verdict was read 50-year-old carmela dela rosa remained silent as her daughter and son-in-law wept in the courtroom. the jury rejected defense attorney opposing case that dela rosa was insane when she a cost her two year-old granddaughter angelyn off the tysons corner waterway last november. >> i respect the jury process? although i disagree with the verdict. >> the jury agreed with the prosecutor, that dela rosa planned the murder to that back at her son-in-law, forgetting her daughter pregnant before they were married. >> the ugly truth is that she did understand what she was doing and she did it for a really bad reason, but it was her reason.

we thought she needed to pay for that. >> by he says from the victim's parents to the defendant's husband, everyone lost a piece of their heart. >> this is a deep scar. >> the jury has recommended dela rosa be locked up for the next 35 years. judge white can reduce the term but not increase it. sentencing in their february expected. we are about to find out if michael jackson's doctor told police -- what he told police after the singer died. there will play an interview conducted with dr. conrad murray. we are expected to hear more about the final hours of michael jackson's life and his medical treatment. dr. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter. 49 degrees outside. >> still ahead a busy, from

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first, the satellite and radar composite, not a cloud in the sky. with the exception of a little fog off to the west of the metro. technically speaking, one or two clouds imbedded within the patchy fog, that's all. otherwise total sunshine through the day and through the weekend. 53 degrees at reagan national, 46 in lexington park, 43 in martinsburg, 50 in quantico. you need a light jacket this morning, short sleeves by the afternoon. if it's the time of year when you have the big temperature gap. 73 later on today with light and variable wind. low 80's by sunday afternoon, morning temperature in the 50's. the volume starts to grow this time of mourning on 66, 95, 395, no accidents after reports to the wilson bridge or american legion bridge. let's check out the pace of traffic leaving the beltway at edsall road on 395, a pretty

good. if moving nicely at washington boulevard, slowing to the pentagon. passing glebe road, no troubles on 66. looks good on rosslyn. 110 is quiet. 270 at shady grove road quiet is day the beltway. 6 12th:12, 49 degrees. >> attributes are pouring in for steve jobs and apple, and how is passing

right now police are questioning the witnesses after one person was shot and two other stab at temple hills restaurant. two suspects are in custody. two groups of demonstrators are getting ready to industry to d.c. again today. october 2011 and occupy d.c. are protesting corporate greed and the iraq war. a jury recommended 35 years in prison for a woman convicted of killing her granddaughter. a judge will decide their ultimate fate in january -- february. amanda knox could be reunited with her former boyfriend.

her family has invited raffaello sollecito to visit them in the united states. on monday an italian court cleared the two of all charges in connection with the 2007 murder of british student murders curtain. amanda knox's father said they communicated with each other while in prison. a report about whether the parents of a missing missouri baby have stopped cooperating with authorities. police say the parents of the 10-month old lisa irwin stopped cooperating, but family members say that is not true, but they never stopped working with investigators. her parents say that she was taken from her career late monday night. d.c. police 34 driver in a deadly hit-and-run. the victim's family members say that he died after a deer was struck at 14th street and webster streets in northwest d.c. identified as 22-year-old miguel druyard.

a 2003 maroon jeep liberty with a torn off front grill is what police are looking for. police are also investigating a deadly pedestrian accident near the national zoo. a woman was struck and killed yesterday as she was crossing connecticut avenue. police tell us the driver stayed on the scene and the person who was hit was a diplomat. we don't have the victim's name but they say she was in her 60's. the nation and the world are pausing to remember steve jobs, the man behind devices that have changed the way we communicate. he died wednesday, 66 -- at age of 56. people leftand tributes across

the country. >> its hard to believe that he's gone. i grew up with the iphone being created van and apple computer's. i remember the first mac. >> he revolutionized personal computing. >> he developed personal computer further, as well as invented the iphone, ipad, and more. we have a look at his life and legacy of our website, wjla.com. >> apple sales remain strong even after its founder's death. and why it's not all doom and gloom on the economic front. rob nelson has those stories and more. >> good morning. coming back to america. in the report today says 3 million jobs are now on the way back to the u.s. from countries like china. manufacturers are finding american workers are more productive and shipping costs are lower. mortgage rates are at all-time lows. the average rate for a 30 year fixed is under 4%.

15-year mortgage about 3.25. the rates have not enough to boost the housing industry this year. business as usual inside apple stores. sales will remain strong, possibly with an upsurge as people buy apple products to honor steve jobs' memory. it will cost more to travel this thanksgiving. the average there will be $400 which is 4% more than last year. one way to save this holiday season is to fly on thanksgiving itself. i am rob nelson. time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. 6:18. >> off to a tilly start. >> its that time of year with longboard nights. we are quickly losing daylight. we get these cool mornings, but a warm afternoon. it's hard to address. >> layers. >> you need a light coat this

morning. shortly is for the afternoon. let's look at the coldest morning temperatures i could find. 39 in woodbine. 41 in inwood, 40 in rockville 43 in stafford. you can access my blog by scanning this code with your smartphone or tablet. visibility is reduced in some locations where we have patchy fog. that is west of the metro area. 5 miles in martinsburg. 0.3 miles visibility in cumberland. 0.5 miles in frederick. and limited visibility in the district, 10 miles. clear skies overhead. we are still in a similar weather pattern as the past couple days. you'll be hard-pressed to even find a cloud in the sky through the weekend. if you find one, take a picture appeared -- take a picture of it

and put it on facebook. with the ridge of high pressure over heads, strong high-pressure system in place. that's pulling the warm air up from the south. temperatures will warm up a little as we go into the weekend. 73 this afternoon with sunshine. if on the weekend a 70's tomorrow. by sunday, carrying 80 degrees. 10 degrees above average. the army 10-miler starting the race in a mid to upper 50's on sunday. the commute is ok. i am hesitant because we had an accident in maryland, 95, the ramp at 32 east, that side of the ramp is closed. there's a new accident. let's go to the john hanson highway. the accident was isolated to the exit ramp. i guess we are going there now.

50 west to the outer loop, they moved the accident to the side. looks good on the beltway. no troubles on the b-w parkway. 270 looks beautiful with no accidents out of a germantown. back to you. >> thank you. 6:20, 49 degrees. >> new york, detroit, game 5. the tigers keeping hope alive. who's moving on and who is hanging up the baseball caps? >> celebrating our love of pets. you'll meet my daughter molly. we will have pets tips. >> brush your dog's teeth every day. if >> and pet tricks. and a surprise that came all the way from tampa, florida. >> it is six months old. >> you will not want to miss it, on the next show today at 4:00 and abc 7.

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st. louis and philadelphia fed back to citizens park for game 5. whoever wins will meet the winner of the diamondbacks slashed growers match up. still another half-hour of "good morning washington. >> two of hollywood's best looking leading men if are taking on the ugly side of the campaign trail. a preview of "the ides of march." >> a great chance to get out this weekend. but it could be tough to navigate. i will explain, coming up. >> sunny and comfortable through the weekend, but temperatures will change. 45 the best place for a vacation

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>> straight ahead and justice for angelyn. after seven hours of deliberations, if the jury returned a guilty verdict for a virginia woman accused of killing her two year-old granddaughter. good morning, washington. it's friday, october 7. i am cynne simpson. >> i am natasha barrett. we begin with traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden in a moment. first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> good morning. sunrise after about 39 minutes. we have some color on the horizon from the bag. this is a picture at the naval academy, 51 degrees. it will be another gorgeous sunrises today. a beautiful friday. temperatures are on the upswing. 40 in woodbine. that is a relatively a cool start to the day. 40 in rockville 43 in stafford. reagan national at 53. 44 at dulles airport. short sleeves this afternoon, 75 3. warming up even more by sunday.

82 degrees with morning temperature is in the 50's on the weekend. let's go to newschopper 7 in the geico traffic camera enter camera. traffic moving out of college park pass new hampshire avenue and to holy cross hospital. if a live picture of the beltway. delays are forming out of frederick into montgomery county on 270. southbound lanes open to the beltway. looks good on the greenway and dulles toll road. a little volume out of manassas and centreville. this is 95 in springfield. headlights are heading north. back to you. >> thank you. breaking news from temple hills. one person was shot and two others stabbed at a restaurant. this happened around 3:30 this morning at a family restaurant on salluce drive. two people hospitalized in stable condition. -- the restaurant on dallas

drive. police arrested two suspects. they don't know what started the fight. we will have more details as they become available. just about an hour ago the nobel committee announced that it is splitting its annual peace prize, and three women this time. they are the liberian president . and another liberian women and a woman from yemen. sirleaf is the first democratically elected president in africa. the second library and helped to end a long war in liberia. the last woman played a key part in the struggle for women's rights in yemen. the jobs report comes out in about two hours, expected to show little or no doubt recreation canada the unemployment rate will stay where it is. >> that will not sit well with people left taken to the streets

and cities all across the country. what began on wall street as a protest against corporate greed and economic inequality has turned into a national movement. >> the american people understand that not everybody has been following the rules. wall street is an example of that. >> many demonstrators are also angry with washington. they say both parties protect corporate america at the expense of workers. protesters are marking a solemn milestone today. 10 years since the u.s. invasion in response to the attacks of september 11. besides scattered demonstrations, the anniversary will pass quietly. the president has planned no public events to mark the occasion. 1700 u.s. troops have died since the war began. president obama has said combat operations will end by 2014. 35 years in prison. that is the sentence of fairfax

county jury recommends for a woman convicted of killing her own granddaughter. the jurors rejected a defense claim that carmela dela rosa was insane when she threw the child of a skywalk at tysons corner mall. jummy olabanji joins us from the satellite center where she has borne the verdict and the sentence. good morning. >> good morning. the jury convicted carmela dela rosa of first-degree murder and recommended a 35-year jail sentence. a grandmother will officially find out perfect 20 sentence by a judge in january. when the verdict was read yesterday in court, the 50-year- old remains stored. the jury rejected the defense claim that she was insane when she threw her granddaughter of the 40-foot walk away. the jury sided with the prosecution who argued all week that dela rosa was motivated by anger at her son-in-law for getting data pregnant out of wedlock. during sentencing angelyn's parents steer fully took the

stand, telling the jury how difficult the whole ordeal has been for them. the prosecutor asked the jury to give dela rosa the maximum which would've been life in prison. we now know the jury came back with 35 years, a sentence the judge cannot increase but likely will not decrease. from the satellite center, jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. a jury has been seated in the trial of accused underwear palmer park abdulmutallab. he's charged with trying to bring down a detroit-bound plane in 2009 by setting off a ebona bomb in his underwear. opening statements will begin on tuesday. we are on the verge of a busy three-day holiday weekend but getting around could be a major challenge spanx to produce and metro closures. brianne carter joins us from the east ballston metro station to help you navigate through this. >> good morning. we have great weather on cap-

and-trade activities to attend. the problem may be a little difficult to get to some of them. if we are at the east ballston metro station. at 10:00 tonight running until tuesday morning that there will be buses that will go back and forth between the station and the west falls church station because they are continuing to work on the dulles project. you need to add 30 extra minutes to your trip. in the district there will be three stations that will be closing on this holiday weekend. shaw u street, and the columbia heights stations will be closed because of safety work they will be completing out there. if if you will be driving around town, there may be some types that could complicate your commute. downtown this weekend there will be road closures for the taste of d.c., which includes the chilly-eating competition. on sunday, thousands of runners will be taken to the streets for

the army 10-miler. there will be lots more closures, so log on to our web site, wjla.com. brianne carter, abc 7 news. 50 degrees, 6:36. >> still ahead protecting men for prostate cancer. one group is trying to stop screaming for the deadly disease. >> george clooney's latest, can live up to the high?

friday morning, 6:40 a.m., a beautiful start. you need a light jacket this morning, but short sleeves later on today as we are meant to in the low 70's, close to average. it's a little foggy in a couple areas. patchy fog mainly west of the

metro area. active weather in the upper midwest. we will be lost in to this weather pattern through the weekend. that means a lot of sunshine, but a big gap and temperatures. 39 in frederick, skidded 3 in the district, 50 in quantico, 44 dulles airport, 50 in annapolis, 45 at college park. wall-to-wall sunshine today and through the weekend. saturday is a great day for the festival of leaves and front royal. morning temperatures in the 50's on the weekend. beautiful. around the beltway, no accidents. 95 in maryland, there's an accident on the ramps to 32 /columbia, which is gone. there was a water main break yesterday, but now you can use south dakota ave. 50 looks good from annapolis to get through northeast washington. 95 and b-w parkway, a little volume. no accidents on to the outer

loop. starting to slow down. 270 have as a delay at shady grove road. back to you. >> thank you.

6:44. taking a look a day ahead. the d.c. city council is taking a closer look at the grass- cutting contracts. this follows a series of editorials questioning why mayor vincent gray favored a company that submitted the more expensive bid. maryland officials will begin a series of meetings looking aftermath of hurricane irene. officials will learn more about the federal aid they will get to help rebuild. virginia launching its four- day sales tax holiday for energy-efficient appliances.

for more on all today's top stories, visit our website wjla.com. >> economic protests as an opportunity for the white house. we have a reporter joining us with more. it seems the protests are growing, picking up all across the country. >> they are getting a lot of national news countryiscoverage. the president was asked about this yesterday at a press conference. his answer was that he understands what the protesters are doing and that it fits in some way with a lot of what he has been saying, that he wants the wealthiest to pay a little more to help deal with the economic situation in the country. it could be an opportunity for him to align himself with something that democrats want because the answer to the tea party movement on the republican side. >> these protests are growing in cities outside new york and d.c.. austin texas, people on the

streets there. and the steve jobs report being released today. if it seems like it will grow in numbers. >> on some level this is a reaction to the economic stagnation that has taken hold in this country. the question is will this movement be more than just a bunch of young folks out on the streets? can they mobilized this into actual political power? that remains to be seen. >> thanks for joining us as always. >> my pleasure. the gop pose the most recent rising star making a stop right here in our region. presidential candidate herman cain is scheduled to attend a book signing today in pentagon city. his campaign has gained traction in recent weeks particularly after winning the florida straw poll. police believe this and suspect has attacked three women near the suitland metro station. the attacks all took place along

silver hill road in suitland. a man with a gun approached a woman and one woman was sexually assaulted. a second-to get away. in a third case a gun and ordered a woman into a 7-eleven store to get cash from an atm. she stayed inside the store and was not hurt. a car crash between two local leaders. virginia senator jim webb wrote a letter to d.c. mayor vincent gray. he asked him to review a report that police are putting drivers with expired tags in jail. the democrat says there is a " no justification for incarcerating people for registration violations." a police spokeswoman says that the officers are just doing their john carr. a controversial new recommendation about prostate cancer screenings. the u.s. preventive services task force says that men do not need to be tested. monday the group will give the blood tests a d. that means the test has no

benefit. the recommendation follows a series of studies. another group is calling this a tremendous mistake. we're learning more about the cancer that steve jobs battle. it was a rare form of cancer that is hard to beat. he was one of more than 47,000 people who will die from pancreatic cancer this year. the type of cancer that he battled was rare and it only affects 3% of patients. it's one of the most difficult to detect. >> the problem with pancreatic cancer is does no good screening test for it. >> peerless symptoms of disease are loss of appetite, abdominal pain, and the onset of diabetes. he joined a list of family faces a lost their life to pancreatic cancer including paul crotty michael landon, and patrick swayze. -- pavarotti. adam caskey is here with us.

during up for warm day again. >> a profitable afternoon, but a cold start to the day. --a comfortable afternoon. >> it is tricky right now. >> you almost have to change clothing midday. let's look at the bay at the naval academy. sunrise in another 20 minutes from now. we see that brightness on the horizon in the distance. a beautiful shot. at the naval academy, 52 degrees. west northwesterly wind at 3 miles an hour. light and variable wind throughout the day. a 53 in the district, 39 in frederick, 46 incumbents, 43 in culpeper. there is reduced visibility in some areas. 0.3 miles in frederick. 0.8 in cumberland. there is a patchy fog on this friday morning. here's the overall weather

pattern. there is still the big rigs in the jet stream, and that causes a lot of sunshine, but it also draws the warm air farther northward from the south. conditions will remain through the weekend and into early next week. temperatures will respond rising low 80's by sunday and monday. 73 this afternoon with total sunshine. wall-to-wall sunshine. same story through the weekend. many events this weekend. the festival of leaves in front royal on saturday. on sunday morning, the army 10- miler. and there's the taste of d.c. next chance of rain is monday. pay attention. a motorcycle crash, on the scene, 424 in davidsonville

north of 50, this accident at the governor bridge road. 424 north of 50 is closed in both directions until further notice. arch campbell takes us? george clooney when we come

good morning. your weekend movie guide i am arch campbell. >> you ok? nothing bad happens when you are doing the right thing. grex is that your personal. ? > brian gosling is a press secretary strategist on the rise, whose life turns murky when the opposition offers him a job and news of that offer leaks. >> she tried to blackmail me. she wants information about thompson. >> picco is beyond the usual cynical politics and shows an idealist losing his innocence and showcases a great cast. it is worth 4 stars. rated r. "sides of march" is yet another great ryan gosling movie.

"moneyball" ? four stars. almost four for "drive." "straw dongsgs" is worth zero. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. have a great weekend. i want to share with you congratulations to the newest recipients of the women of vision award. the women in film and video awards gala was held in moslem last night. i was honored to be the emcee. this was a great event honoring some of the editors, producers and attorneys involved in the

operations. >> a great event. >> it was lovely. a last look at traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> medevac helicopter all the way to davidsonville, maryland. it crashed on 424 north of 50 at the governor's bridge road. that will have to land nearby. we have another one going deale maryland 258. nothing but a sunshine today through the weekend. temperature is warming up. the weather will be agreeable for anything outdoors except ice skating. lower 80's by sunday and monday. the sculpture garden does that in the winter. lower 80's on sunday and monday. quiet weather. that